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Mark your calendar for the Culpeper Downtown Small Business Saturday event on November 30th! Shopping small is BIG! Join us and show your love for our small businesses in Culpeper Downtown! Many downtown businesses will have in-store specials be sure to like the event page for detailed information. Join us in Historic Downtown Culpeper for... Read more »
Happy Holidays! Add a touch of festive greenery to your decor with our Norfolk Island Pine Workshop. Ever wondered about those charming potted trees that start popping up in November? These tropical beauties aren’t just for show—they make fantastic houseplants year-round! Join us for a merry workshop where you’ll learn how to care for your... Read more »
Join us for a festive fall day at Bees & Trees Farm! Get a head start on the holiday season by tagging your perfect Christmas tree while enjoying a day filled with fall flavors and family-friendly activities. Toast marshmallows for s’mores by the fire pit, and let the kids have a blast on a fun... Read more »
Wander into the eerie realm of succulents and cacti at our spook-tacular workshop! Get your hands dirty mixing your own soil, choose from a chilling assortment of succulents and cacti, and conjure up a bewitching garden that will haunt your home with its charm. Your registration includes 45 minutes of instruction, a 6” planter, a... Read more »
Welcome to our Public Classes! Painting event recommended for ages 16 years of age, or older. Anyone under the age of 18 is welcomed accompanied by an Adult.
On Friday October 18, Historic Germanna will once again open the gates to Historic Salubria for a special, after-hours Halloween event. Amidst the eerie glow of candles, lanterns, and carved pumpkins, explore the 18th century plantation house in a new light. Historic Salubria has loomed over the rolling hills of Culpeper County for over 250... Read more »
The spooky Caboose will be open for all who dare enter this Halloween. Little ghosts and goblins can also stick their hands in mystery buckets to try to guess the Halloween creature.
